I still keep getting the issue, "Problem communicating with your device" on my Galaxy S3, even with V2.3 Beta.
There is definitely internet connectivity as I have Firefox open on the phone and am browsing a web site. Shouldn't this be enough for Cerberus to connect to the Cerberus server?
I think the phone, even though is connected to the internet, has lost
connection with Google servers. If you open Google Talk on the phone, when
you receive the "Problem communicating with your device" error, is it
connected?
On Sun, Aug 19, 2012 at 10:36 AM, gregw <greg...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've just purposely tested wrong pattern unlocking for Cerberus to take a
> picture, and it did, sending me a photo via email. The TAKEPICTURE command
> also shows up in the control panel, but when I try tracking, it still gives
> me a "Problem communicating with your device" message. Any idea what's
> happening?
Talk seems to be disconnected but this seems to be a problem with ice cream sandwich and jelly bean. However, why did Cerberus still manage to take and send the picture and report the action to the control panel? how does Google Talk connect to the Talk server?
On Sunday, August 19, 2012 8:32:34 PM UTC+8, Luca Sagaria wrote:
> I think the phone, even though is connected to the internet, has lost > connection with Google servers. If you open Google Talk on the phone, when > you receive the "Problem communicating with your device" error, is it > connected?
> On Sun, Aug 19, 2012 at 10:36 AM, gregw <gre...@gmail.com <javascript:>>wrote:
>> I've just purposely tested wrong pattern unlocking for Cerberus to take a >> picture, and it did, sending me a photo via email. The TAKEPICTURE command >> also shows up in the control panel, but when I try tracking, it still gives >> me a "Problem communicating with your device" message. Any idea what's >> happening?
I don't know, never experienced this issue on my devices with ICS/JB (Nexus
S, Galaxy Nexus, HTC One X and a Xoom tablet).
The fact is that commands sent from the web dashboard are delivered to the
device via C2DM (https://developers.google.com/android/c2dm/), so a
connection with Google servers is required, while photo captured
automatically (for instance on wrong unlock code entered) are sent directly
to Cerberus servers. To sum it up:
On Sun, Aug 19, 2012 at 3:01 PM, gregw <greg...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Talk seems to be disconnected but this seems to be a problem with ice
> cream sandwich and jelly bean. However, why did Cerberus still manage to
> take and send the picture and report the action to the control panel? how
> does Google Talk connect to the Talk server?
> On Sunday, August 19, 2012 8:32:34 PM UTC+8, Luca Sagaria wrote:
>> I think the phone, even though is connected to the internet, has lost
>> connection with Google servers. If you open Google Talk on the phone, when
>> you receive the "Problem communicating with your device" error, is it
>> connected?
>> On Sun, Aug 19, 2012 at 10:36 AM, gregw <gre...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> I've just purposely tested wrong pattern unlocking for Cerberus to take
>>> a picture, and it did, sending me a photo via email. The TAKEPICTURE
>>> command also shows up in the control panel, but when I try tracking, it
>>> still gives me a "Problem communicating with your device" message. Any
>>> idea what's happening?
OK.. Thanks for the explanation. I don't know why, but Google Talk is unreliable on my Galaxy S3. Usually after booting up, Google Talk connects just fine. However, later in the day, I would lose connection. Even after Logging out and Logging back in, I would still have the "x" in front of my name, indicating that I'm offline.. This is very frustrating since Cerberus relies on it to see the phone and send commands. I guess there's nothing that can be done about this..
> OK.. Thanks for the explanation. I don't know why, but Google Talk is > unreliable on my Galaxy S3. Usually after booting up, Google Talk connects > just fine. However, later in the day, I would lose connection. Even after > Logging out and Logging back in, I would still have the "x" in front of my > name, indicating that I'm offline.. This is very frustrating since > Cerberus relies on it to see the phone and send commands. I guess there's > nothing that can be done about this..
> I still keep getting the issue, "Problem communicating with your device" > on my Galaxy S3, even with V2.3 Beta.
> There is definitely internet connectivity as I have Firefox open on the > phone and am browsing a web site. Shouldn't this be enough for Cerberus to > connect to the Cerberus server?
> i had the same problem on my S3 with siyah kernel, but now i flashed the > insecure stock kernel, XXBLG9 version, the problem seems solved
> you guys should try
> Em domingo, 19 de agosto de 2012 05h26min38s UTC-3, gregw escreveu:
>> I still keep getting the issue, "Problem communicating with your device" >> on my Galaxy S3, even with V2.3 Beta.
>> There is definitely internet connectivity as I have Firefox open on the >> phone and am browsing a web site. Shouldn't this be enough for Cerberus to >> connect to the Cerberus server?
> can you lead me to a download page or a thread on xda or whereever you got
> that S3 kernel from?
> Am Dienstag, 21. August 2012 14:30:19 UTC+2 schrieb Vitor Morato Almeida:
>> i had the same problem on my S3 with siyah kernel, but now i flashed the
>> insecure stock kernel, XXBLG9 version, the problem seems solved
>> you guys should try
>> Em domingo, 19 de agosto de 2012 05h26min38s UTC-3, gregw escreveu:
>>> I still keep getting the issue, "Problem communicating with your device"
>>> on my Galaxy S3, even with V2.3 Beta.
>>> There is definitely internet connectivity as I have Firefox open on the
>>> phone and am browsing a web site. Shouldn't this be enough for Cerberus to
>>> connect to the Cerberus server?
I have similar problem here with Sony Xperia X10. I think it's a ROM problem, 'cause sometimes with some ROMs it works without any problem, but other times, with other ROMs, it doesn't. The odd thing is that I use GTalk, GMail, and other Google apps, and they work without problems. So it seems that with this ROM it doesn't work.
Is there a way to get a logcat or something similar of cerberus to maybe see what's going on?
El miércoles, 22 de agosto de 2012 22:48:28 UTC+2, Vitor Morato Almeida escribió:
> You can download here: http://db.tt/GYAkEWuJ, but you will need odin to > flash this kernel
> Good luck. > Em 22/08/2012 16:45, "Bee Wee" <bjoern...@googlemail.com <javascript:>> > escreveu:
>> can you lead me to a download page or a thread on xda or whereever you >> got that S3 kernel from?
>> Am Dienstag, 21. August 2012 14:30:19 UTC+2 schrieb Vitor Morato Almeida:
>>> i had the same problem on my S3 with siyah kernel, but now i flashed the >>> insecure stock kernel, XXBLG9 version, the problem seems solved
>>> you guys should try
>>> Em domingo, 19 de agosto de 2012 05h26min38s UTC-3, gregw escreveu:
>>>> I still keep getting the issue, "Problem communicating with your >>>> device" on my Galaxy S3, even with V2.3 Beta.
>>>> There is definitely internet connectivity as I have Firefox open on the >>>> phone and am browsing a web site. Shouldn't this be enough for Cerberus to >>>> connect to the Cerberus server?
this much-vaunted application is not bad, but it has many bugs like all the others. 1 - max internet signal, server google, Google Talk, etc. on. But have nothing to do. The device is connected when they like and do not connect if he does not like ... I checked: everything works perfectly, google talk, server, internet, ... response in two cases: comunicatione device problem ......
A solution (works sometimes) is switc to another device and then return to the first.
2 - The audio recording is returned three times and two no ... here internet and google have nothing to do. The server Cerberus does as he pleases ..... depends if you are nice .....
It is not possible that ALL servers run (talk, wattsapp, Viber, kakao, internet, tim, wind, vodafone, Juventus and Milan) AND ONLY THE SERVERS CERBERUS not find the device! please do not make fun of
Il giorno domenica 19 agosto 2012 10:26:38 UTC+2, gregw ha scritto:
> I still keep getting the issue, "Problem communicating with your device" > on my Galaxy S3, even with V2.3 Beta.
> There is definitely internet connectivity as I have Firefox open on the > phone and am browsing a web site. Shouldn't this be enough for Cerberus to > connect to the Cerberus server?
Il giorno domenica 19 agosto 2012 10:26:38 UTC+2, gregw ha scritto:
> I still keep getting the issue, "Problem communicating with your device" > on my Galaxy S3, even with V2.3 Beta.
> There is definitely internet connectivity as I have Firefox open on the > phone and am browsing a web site. Shouldn't this be enough for Cerberus to > connect to the Cerberus server?
> this much-vaunted application is not bad, but it has many bugs like all > the others.
> 1 - max internet signal, server google, Google Talk, etc. on. But have > nothing to do. The device is connected when they like and do not connect > if he does not like ... I checked: everything works perfectly, google talk
> , server, internet, ... response in two cases: comunicatione device > problem ......
> A solution (works sometimes) is switc to another device and then return to > the first.
> 2 - The audio recording is returned three times and two no ... here > internet and google have nothing to do. The server Cerberus does as he > pleases ..... depends if you are nice .....
> It is not possible that ALL servers run (talk, wattsapp, Viber, kakao, > internet, tim, wind, vodafone, Juventus and Milan) AND ONLY THE SERVERS > CERBERUS not find the device!
> please do not make fun of
> Il giorno domenica 19 agosto 2012 10:26:38 UTC+2, gregw ha scritto:
>> I still keep getting the issue, "Problem communicating with your device" >> on my Galaxy S3, even with V2.3 Beta.
>> There is definitely internet connectivity as I have Firefox open on the >> phone and am browsing a web site. Shouldn't this be enough for Cerberus to >> connect to the Cerberus server?
> Il giorno domenica 19 agosto 2012 10:26:38 UTC+2, gregw ha scritto:
>> I still keep getting the issue, "Problem communicating with your device" >> on my Galaxy S3, even with V2.3 Beta.
>> There is definitely internet connectivity as I have Firefox open on the >> phone and am browsing a web site. Shouldn't this be enough for Cerberus to >> connect to the Cerberus server?
I'm having the same problem with my S3 ICS with the flashable hidden version for ICS. My phone aways have a active connection with 3G or Wifi, the Gtalk is active and connected but i cant connect with the phone via the cerberus site, aways get the connection problem =/
> I'm having the same problem with my S3 ICS with the flashable hidden
> version for ICS. My phone aways have a active connection with 3G or Wifi,
> the Gtalk is active and connected but i cant connect with the phone via the
> cerberus site, aways get the connection problem =/
i'm having the same problem with my galaxy s1 & 2 with ice cream sandwich and cerberus v2.3 *"Problem communicating with your device"* happen when screen is of !!!!!!
Yup... me too.. Samsung Galaxy S2 and Note.. ICS 4.0.4, cerberus disguised 2.3, root installed with CWM... (With S2 very often)... :( actually a good program, though this problem, i have purchased it :p ..... would be gReAT if this problem can be permanently solved.. waiting for the good news! :D
Am Samstag, 1. September 2012 18:12:06 UTC+2 schrieb pouchni:
> i'm having the same problem with my galaxy s1 & 2 with ice cream sandwich > and cerberus v2.3 *"Problem communicating with your device"* happen when > screen is of !!!!!!
Luca I too have a Galaxy S3 and I'm receiving the "Problem communicating with your device". I have no app called Google Talk on my phone and when I search the Play Store for Google Talk or Google Talk for Android I am offered Google Voice. Are they one in the same?
On Sunday, August 19, 2012 3:26:38 AM UTC-5, gregw wrote:
> I still keep getting the issue, "Problem communicating with your device" > on my Galaxy S3, even with V2.3 Beta.
> There is definitely internet connectivity as I have Firefox open on the > phone and am browsing a web site. Shouldn't this be enough for Cerberus to > connect to the Cerberus server?
On Saturday, September 29, 2012 2:06:23 PM UTC-5, William J Dougherty wrote:
> Luca I too have a Galaxy S3 and I'm receiving the "Problem communicating > with your device". I have no app called Google Talk on my phone and when I > search the Play Store for Google Talk or Google Talk for Android I am > offered Google Voice. Are they one in the same?
> On Sunday, August 19, 2012 3:26:38 AM UTC-5, gregw wrote:
>> I still keep getting the issue, "Problem communicating with your device" >> on my Galaxy S3, even with V2.3 Beta.
>> There is definitely internet connectivity as I have Firefox open on the >> phone and am browsing a web site. Shouldn't this be enough for Cerberus to >> connect to the Cerberus server?
Dears, I have Problem communicating with your device error almost all time. Have tried with Nexus S and also with 2 different Nexus 4.
What i realized is that problem appear when the screen is off, and when requesting an action from the Dashboard (taking a photo when incorrect password works).
Also, google talk its connected with google servers and other services running in background correctly (whatsupp, facebook).
Any idea? Really appreciate your guidance as make the app almost unhelpful.
Thanks.
Em domingo, 19 de agosto de 2012 05h26min38s UTC-3, gregw escreveu:
> I still keep getting the issue, "Problem communicating with your device" > on my Galaxy S3, even with V2.3 Beta.
> There is definitely internet connectivity as I have Firefox open on the > phone and am browsing a web site. Shouldn't this be enough for Cerberus to > connect to the Cerberus server?
> Dears, I have Problem communicating with your device error almost all
> time.
> Have tried with Nexus S and also with 2 different Nexus 4.
> What i realized is that problem appear when the screen is off, and when
> requesting an action from the Dashboard (taking a photo when incorrect
> password works).
> Also, google talk its connected with google servers and other services
> running in background correctly (whatsupp, facebook).
> Any idea? Really appreciate your guidance as make the app almost unhelpful.
> Thanks.
> Em domingo, 19 de agosto de 2012 05h26min38s UTC-3, gregw escreveu:
>> I still keep getting the issue, "Problem communicating with your device"
>> on my Galaxy S3, even with V2.3 Beta.
>> There is definitely internet connectivity as I have Firefox open on the
>> phone and am browsing a web site. Shouldn't this be enough for Cerberus to
>> connect to the Cerberus server?
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I have a Nexus S and if I use WiFi no problema but when I am using 3G I have the conncetion problem message. I uninstalled and reinstalled Cerberus and checked Google connection. Everything is working, only Cerberus says that there is a connection problem. Phone Nexus S Android 4.1.2
Thanks.
Carlos Bernardi
Em segunda-feira, 4 de fevereiro de 2013 23h01min11s UTC-2, Luca Sagaria escreveu:
> On Sun, Feb 3, 2013 at 6:34 PM, Alvaro Ramos Delacoste <ard...@gmail.com<javascript:> > > wrote:
>> Dears, I have Problem communicating with your device error almost all >> time. >> Have tried with Nexus S and also with 2 different Nexus 4.
>> What i realized is that problem appear when the screen is off, and when >> requesting an action from the Dashboard (taking a photo when incorrect >> password works).
>> Also, google talk its connected with google servers and other services >> running in background correctly (whatsupp, facebook).
>> Any idea? Really appreciate your guidance as make the app almost >> unhelpful.
>> Thanks.
>> Em domingo, 19 de agosto de 2012 05h26min38s UTC-3, gregw escreveu:
>>> I still keep getting the issue, "Problem communicating with your device" >>> on my Galaxy S3, even with V2.3 Beta.
>>> There is definitely internet connectivity as I have Firefox open on the >>> phone and am browsing a web site. Shouldn't this be enough for Cerberus to >>> connect to the Cerberus server?
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On Fri, Feb 8, 2013 at 12:29 PM, Carlos Bernardi <csber...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a Nexus S and if I use WiFi no problema but when I am using 3G I
> have the conncetion problem message.
> I uninstalled and reinstalled Cerberus and checked Google connection.
> Everything is working, only Cerberus says that there is a connection
> problem.
> Phone Nexus S
> Android 4.1.2
> Thanks.
> Carlos Bernardi
> Em segunda-feira, 4 de fevereiro de 2013 23h01min11s UTC-2, Luca Sagaria
> escreveu:
>> Please send an email to sup...@cerberusapp.com , so we can do some tests.
>> On Sun, Feb 3, 2013 at 6:34 PM, Alvaro Ramos Delacoste <ard...@gmail.com>wrote:
>>> Dears, I have Problem communicating with your device error almost all
>>> time.
>>> Have tried with Nexus S and also with 2 different Nexus 4.
>>> What i realized is that problem appear when the screen is off, and when
>>> requesting an action from the Dashboard (taking a photo when incorrect
>>> password works).
>>> Also, google talk its connected with google servers and other services
>>> running in background correctly (whatsupp, facebook).
>>> Any idea? Really appreciate your guidance as make the app almost
>>> unhelpful.
>>> Thanks.
>>> Em domingo, 19 de agosto de 2012 05h26min38s UTC-3, gregw escreveu:
>>>> I still keep getting the issue, "Problem communicating with your
>>>> device" on my Galaxy S3, even with V2.3 Beta.
>>>> There is definitely internet connectivity as I have Firefox open on the
>>>> phone and am browsing a web site. Shouldn't this be enough for Cerberus to
>>>> connect to the Cerberus server?
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In my case the APN was not correct configured. My provider here in Brazil is Claro, then I had to make the correct configuration. Once I did it the phone worked with no problems. Bellow are the steps:
1 - Go to Config 2 - More 3 - Mobile Network 4 - Access Points --> APNs
Then I configured to Claro (my provider).
Best regards.
Carlos Bernardi.
Em sexta-feira, 8 de fevereiro de 2013 09h29min54s UTC-2, Carlos Bernardi escreveu:
> I have a Nexus S and if I use WiFi no problema but when I am using 3G I > have the conncetion problem message. > I uninstalled and reinstalled Cerberus and checked Google connection. > Everything is working, only Cerberus says that there is a connection > problem. > Phone Nexus S > Android 4.1.2
> Thanks.
> Carlos Bernardi
> Em segunda-feira, 4 de fevereiro de 2013 23h01min11s UTC-2, Luca Sagaria > escreveu:
>> Please send an email to sup...@cerberusapp.com , so we can do some tests.
>> On Sun, Feb 3, 2013 at 6:34 PM, Alvaro Ramos Delacoste <ard...@gmail.com>wrote:
>>> Dears, I have Problem communicating with your device error almost all >>> time. >>> Have tried with Nexus S and also with 2 different Nexus 4.
>>> What i realized is that problem appear when the screen is off, and when >>> requesting an action from the Dashboard (taking a photo when incorrect >>> password works).
>>> Also, google talk its connected with google servers and other services >>> running in background correctly (whatsupp, facebook).
>>> Any idea? Really appreciate your guidance as make the app almost >>> unhelpful.
>>> Thanks.
>>> Em domingo, 19 de agosto de 2012 05h26min38s UTC-3, gregw escreveu:
>>>> I still keep getting the issue, "Problem communicating with your >>>> device" on my Galaxy S3, even with V2.3 Beta.
>>>> There is definitely internet connectivity as I have Firefox open on the >>>> phone and am browsing a web site. Shouldn't this be enough for Cerberus to >>>> connect to the Cerberus server?
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